THE HEALTH OF A NATION. (1933). SIR GEORGE NEWMAN, the great health authority, in his annual report upon the health of the British people, says:— “As an instance in which there exists legitimate suspicion that a commercial process may involve a definite risk to health or debasement of nutritive value, I may cite the introduction of the new artificial colours and flavour?.” Thousands of people in New, Zealand buy and consume, and give to their children and guests, cordials and carbonated _ waters containing not only artificial. colours and flavours, but also diges-tion-destroying and dangerous preservatives, without which the liquid would soon become unfit for human consumption. Probably more than ninety per cent of the cordials consumed in Nev,' Zealand contain one or more of the above-mentioned adulterants. Beware of those marked “artificial” or “artificially coloured.” If you read on the label that they contain “Sulphur dioxide” or other harmful preservatives, which are added to prevent deterioration, you must realize and appreciate the exceptional quality and purity of the products manufactured by Thomsons, in which there are no artificial colours or flavours, and furthermore contain no preservatives of any kind whatever. Thomsons Fruit Cordials arc manufactured from pure fruit juices. THE SOUTHLAND TIMES. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. mOWN SUBSCRIBERS who are tem--1 porarily leaving their residences, are requested to advise this Office prior to their departure so that arrangements can be made to stop delivery of the paper. Whenever possible, resuming dates should also be given, SPECIAL NOTE. We beg to advise the Travelling Public to the north, that THE SOUTHLAND TIMES is on sale every morning after the arrival of the first Express at BALCLUTHA, DUNEDIN and TIMARU Bookstalls. Visitors to Queenstown can also obtain THE SOUTHLAND TIMES on day of publication, and visitors to Stewart Island may receive THE SOUTHLAND TIMES on the days the Tug sails. The Southland Times Co., Ltd. TELEPHONE 20.
USEFUL CHRISTMAS GIFTS AT SPECIAL PRICES. CANTERBURY LOCKNIT KNICKERS Maid’s sizes; Seconds. Sizes 000 — 1/11 pair; 1 to 5— 2/6 pair; 6 to 8— 3/6 pair. All shades. JAPANESE LOUNGE PYJAMAS; Floral Silks in neat case. 2 piece—--12/6. 3 Piece 22/G. KNITTED WOOLLEN JUMPERS; with organdie sleeves. In Rose, Henna, Sky, Saxe, Lemon. Only 5/11 each. FINLAY’S WHITE TWILL SHEETS; Single Bed— 6/11 Pair. Double Bed-9/11 Pair. HORROCKSES WHITE TWILL SHEETS. Single Bed— 9/6 Pair. Double Bed— l2/6 Pair. MEN’S WHITE CAMBRIC INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS; all initials in stock. Special Price 9d each. FLORAL PIQUE VOILES at 1/11 yard. A Dress Length of this would make an excellent Gift. JUST LANDED. NEW STOCKS. ORGANDIE MUSLIN; White and Colours. —2/6 Yard. ZIPP SHOPPING BAGS—A really Good Gift. All sizes and good assortment colours.— Special Prices 4/11, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6, 9/6, 10/6, to 25/-. ;> DOME NAPPA GLOVES; Italian skins. Dark Brown shade. Special Price 6/11 Pair. REAL KID GLOVES; Gauntlet Cuffs; in Brown, Fawn and Grey. A nice Gift 8/11 pair. REAL KID GLOVES; Neat Gauntlet Cuffs. Newest shades.— lo/6 Pair. CHINESE HAND EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS; Good quality. Special Price— 4 for 1/-. FULLY FASHIONED PURE SILK HOSE; All shades; Avon and Bonds make. Splendid weight. Ideal Gifts. 38 in"Zh / STPJPED BLAZER FLANNEL; Light shades only. . Special Price 3/11 Yard. SOUTHLAND AGENTS FOR McCALL’S PRINTED PATTERNS AND PUBLICATIONS. December Patterns Now on Sale at Our Pattern Counter.
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Southland Times, Issue 22200, 18 December 1933, Page 6
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